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Doll's white porcelain tea set, painted with small pink rosebuds and green leaves linked together. Handles and rims are gilded. Very small - the saucers are about the size of a US quarter coin.
Donated by Mrs. Goddard
ACC # 74.208.7 and .8.
See other dolls and miniature furniture at flic.kr/s/aHskJYimRs.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums).
After testing the concept by borrowing a pair of Seaboard Coast Line U36B's and a MATE, the Southern Pacific Railroad put the concept into play by puting a pair of bought new EMD GP40-2's paired with TEBU's (Tractive Effort Booster Units). The SP built the prototype TEBU from a GE U25B, then sent other U25B's to Morrison Knudson to be converted into additional TEBU's. The set seen here 7949/TEBU 1603/7948 spent several years hauling Copper Ore on Southern Pacific's Hayden Branch in southeastern Arizona.
Trying for some interesting lighting here. I'm in a dark room and made a snoot out of a paper towel roll. I shined a flashlight with an amber gel on the end through the snoot to focus the light on the chess board. Same light setup for all of these.
DSB Regional IC4 4-car set buit by Ansaldo Breda between 2007 and 2012 classified as MG were beset by technical problems. Despite their higher maximum speed than the older IC£ (MF) sets, they are mainly confined to regional train workings.
Seen here is set 5629 at Vejle on 7 September 2019 working train Re3334, 10:54 Aarhus to Esbjerg.
These products are 100% original mesh
New Mexico complete set content
BONUS ITEM
Candle in holder exclusive only in the complete New Mexico set. This item is not and will never be sold separately!
Touch then candle inside the holder to turn it on or off.
FOUNTAIN VASE
Realistic fountain vase from the New Mexico set. Comes with sound and a light effect to give the environment a nice ambiance.
Touch water to turn sound on/off, touch pole to switch light colors or of.
CHAIR
Classic high chair/stool from the New Mexico set with 10 animations.
TABLE
Classic high table from the New Mexico set with a glass center piece and hole for a parasol.
PARASOL
Sun blocking parasol from the New Mexico set with high detailed elements.
TERRACE
Triangle flat stone terrace from the New Mexico set. Rescale in edit mode to fit your land (land impact will change).
WALL
Modular wall from the New Mexico usable as divider.
You can extend the wall by unlinking it and copying the pieces. Notice the shadow lines on the vertical planks to get the horizontal planks into the correct position.
All Code 8's products are textures with normal and specular maps. For the best effect (especially water and shiny metals, but also woods and fabrics) you need to have advance lighting on in your viewers preferences. The shininess of items depends on he windlight you are using. You can edit the object and play with the texture specular settings for the best effect.
The brand logo can be unlinked and removed, if wanted.
Set GW07 has been restored to its full 4-coach splendour and is seen today sandwiched between 43004 and 43092, heading west at Restormel as 2C26.
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Second release after the first official release of MUGEN, the chess set.
Great for decorating your walls.
Cheers!
mugen\
My 1986 Toyota Starlet GL (D61WPM) parked in front of the local Steven Eagell Toyota dealership (Aylesbury) with all the brand new models in shot that probally wont last over three decades as mine has.
This was the set up with the shadow figures made of black plates on the desk, the minifigure slightly behind then and two light sources: the main lamp at the front and a soft light coming from the window during the early evening. I had to wedge the camera next to the puppets so that they moved out of the frame. Having the phone here, it also nicely shadowed the minifig.
Shot A was an early one, it was almost perfect, except that I felt the two shadows seem to be walking away (exit: stage left and stage right and the Shadow King is saying "Hey, guys, don't go, wait!") So I moved the phone closer to the King to make him bigger and moved the puppets closer in together.
Unfortunately doing this messed up the neat set up I had and the shadows lost something in shot B, they're fuzzier. But overall I thought the whole shot what stronger than the first, so B was close to the pic for the final (minus all the Photoshop stuff).